Hrm, those were going for more last year. My wife traded in Pearl, SoulSilver, White, and White 2, and walked out with around $100. But ORAS has come out since then, so I get that the older games are becoming less valuable.
I blame ORAS largely because of the region reason, but also because most legendaries can now be acquired in gen 6.
It's going to be a bit of a transition. Bloodborne is a much quicker, offense oriented game, which is why you don't get shields anymore and only limited parries (you fire the gun to stun enemies mid-swing now). Magic is completely gone because they couldn't find a proper balance for it: It was game breaking in Demon's Souls, a bit more balanced in Dark Souls, and not worth the effort in Dark Souls 2 unless you made some very specific build choices. Potions will be even more limited as well.
Yeah, and I'd like to make that journey at the same time as other people. I'm already late to the game on DS2, another bunch of months won't matter. But Bloodborne looks better and better every screenshot, every gameplay aspect, and since I've already got a PS4, it should be a priority this March.
Yeah... when I went to get my Mega Man Amiibo on Monday, they literally handed it to me through a door because someone had already robbed the store for them once and they didn't want a repeat. Amiibo is serious business apparently, but it looks like I can really only get like $50 bucks for Mega Man right now... so I'm gonna unbox him sooner or later and put him on my shelf.
Pfft, later? I freed that sucker the moment I got home.
I sold Wii U Smash. I downloaded the 3DS version believing it was going to be my game of the year, so I didn't feel a need to keep the Wii U version around since the same fundamental problem exists for both versions--I have no one IRL to play with--and I'm stuck with the 3DS version since you can't sell downloaded games.
I used to be in an outfit with about 30 guys, 2 of which are real life friends of mine. They've each spent close to $1000 on mechs, I'm pretty sure.
I've thrown a few bucks in on some F2P stuff, before, but MWO doesn't deserve the money.
You don't need to remind me. Columbus's Brewery District used to be a historical curiosity for close to 50 some years... then Chase built a huge fucking complex and all the 20/30 something nerds who worked there started financing craft breweries. Now we have one of the richest beer scenes in the country, along with mead and absinthe.
That explains the Blue Jackets, then.
I actually think the Blue Jackets predate Chase in Columbus by a few years... really, it more explains why we still have the Columbus Crew, who foster enough talent to have members make the US World Cup team but most in Columbus don't actually give two shits about.
Man, why can't more companies be open and welcoming like this?
They have not the wisdom and grace of Lord Gaben.
Today's console peasants are called nouveau riche.
At the same time, most Nintendo first party titles are worth that price. I might not like paying 50-60 for a Zelda game, but I can't argue that I won't get my money out of it.
I don't know; I wouldn't pay $60 for Yoshi's Woolly World or Kirby and the Rainbow Curse.
